Last week we had a bit of a cold blast and some frosty mornings. Everyone was saying to us "oh that's normal, we usually get one last blast of winter before spring really kicks in". Apparently it wasn't enough of a blast because this morning we woke to the largest snowfall we've had.
All of the mountains around us were snap frozen on top, it looked exceptionally cool. There was a defined line of white trees and a lot of mist hanging around.
It was when you got up to the top of mountain range though that the winter wonderland really kicked in. There were kids on the side of the road building snowmen, and the "slippery when frosty" sign was covered in snow. Derek came up after I went to work and took some photos, my favourite was the dam
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| How gorgeous is that! Put me in a great mood for my day at work. |
Derek also went to the land to see how much snow we got. The frogpond is very, very full and a little icy, but the picture below is looking up to the back of the block.
I'm sure that we'll get to the point that this stuff is not exciting, although I don't want that to ever happen. But until then, expect photos of snow (probably no more for this year) when it's this impressive.
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